Juan's recent Almanac entry reveals the capabilities of the @counter-style at-rule in CSS for styling lists. It introduces the ::marker pseudo-element alongside custom counters, allowing developers to create both fixed and additive systems for list markers. The article provides examples of defining custom symbols for list items, including dice symbols and parentheses, enhancing the visual appearance and functionality of lists. These methods simplify list marker styling and make it easier to implement creative designs.
Using the @counter-style at-rule can significantly enhance list styling, allowing the customization of list markers and enabling fixed and additive numbering systems.
By leveraging @counter-style, you can create unique list markers that span multiple styles, such as using the symbols for dice or custom shapes.
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